Major League Spring Training Card From Beach to Palm Springs
Summary of exhibition games across Florida Arizona and California featuring Cleveland Washington Brooklyn and Chicago outfits. Box score notes Cleveland Nance Bennett Daugherty Ehlo Vetentine Kerr Ferry Brown and others with assists rebounds and fouls tallied for the split squad showcase. Attendance logged as 13 882 with various pitchers and hitters listed.
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Bennett
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Vetentine
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Kerr
Ferry
Brown
Tolais
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Baseball and Basketball Transaction Summary
Transactions show multiple teams optioning, waiving, or reassiging players across the American League National League and NBA. Cleveland Indians sent Efrain Vakiez to Colorado Springs and Luis Lopez to their minor league system. Mariners optioned Dave Surbe and sent Dave Fleming Rich Astral and Chuck Jackson to minor league camps. Braves placed Oddibe McDowell on waivers for release. Reds reassigned Billy Bates Keith Brown Milt Hil Dave catcher Terry Lee Leo Garcia. Dodgers placed Fernando o Valezcuela on waivers for unconditional release. Expos assigned Brian Barnes to the 15 day DL. Pirates and Mets affiliates noted. NBA suspended Charles Barkley for one game without pay and fined.
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Efrain Vakiez
Colorado Springs
Luis Lopez
Seattle Mariners
Dave Surbe
Dave Fleming
Rich Astral
Chuck Jackson
Atlanta Braves
Oddibe McDowell
Ian Waivers
Cincinnati Reds
Billy Bates
Keith Brown
Milt Hil
Dave Catcher
Terry Lee
Leo Garcia
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Fernandoo Valezcuela
St. Povessurgh Parates
Garney
Jett Schub
Buffalo
Basketball National Basketball Association
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Chars Barkley
Philadelphia
Contests and signings mix in early sports roundup
A scattered table of names shows players and teams across leagues. Notable items include Chares Dimay terms with Denver Brochos, Troy Kyles joining San Diego Chargers, and Terry Hoage signing with Washington Redshees, amid high school and college results like Walkersville 15 SH 8 and Frederick 7 SC 2.
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Oh Wemphis Rolkers
Rion Eker
Denver Brohcos
Chares Dimay
Crawford Mer
SAN Diego Chargers
Troy Kyles
Washington Redshees
Terry Hoage
Catoctin tops Middletown in high scoring softball clash
Catoctin 21 Middletown 6 as Carpenter Whittemore Lawson Culp Black Zeigler lead offensive barrage. Westminster nips Westminster 16 13 Brunswick edges Boonsboro 11 13. Walkersville and South Carroll post 14 run and 4 run innings respectively. Hagerstown downs Rasberry Jenkins Stottlemyer Mcintosh with a homer by Wenzel.
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Tway leads Players Championship after bogey free 65
Bob Tway carded seven birdies and no bogeys for a 65 at Sawgrass to seize the first round lead. Donnie Hammond fired a 70, five strokes back, as the European contingent called The Big Six struggled in the opening round.
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Tway
Nick Faldo
Final Four preview two coaches mirror each other
North Carolina and Kansas resemble each other on systems and players as Roy Williams and Dean Smith mirror a shared approach. Smith, in his 30th season, returns to the Final Four where he won in 1982, while Williams recalls that 1982 run as he seeks longevity in his three-year tenure.
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Cavaliers Top Bullets 102 95 In Midwest Showdown
Brad Daugherty scored all 16 of his points in the second half as the Cleveland Cavaliers edged the Washington Bullets 102-95 in Richfield Ohio. Chucky Brown and Hot Rod Williams added 18 points each for Cleveland, who earned their first win over Washington this season.
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Mount St. Marys shows strong graduation rate for male athletes
Mount St. Marys reported a high graduation rate for its male athletes with 66.7 percent completing degrees. Among 262 institutions, only 11 had a higher rate. Coach Jim Phelan recruited three freshmen in 1984 85, two earned degrees while Lamont Ferrell transferred to Temple in Philadelphia.
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Lamont Ferrell
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Philadelphia
Linganore girls top Linganore triangular meet results
Linganore girls dominate a triangular meet at Linganore with 92 points, North Hagerstown 51, and Francis Scott Key 32. FSK won the boys with 83 while Linganore had 72 and North Hagerstown 31. TJ girls beat South Carroll 84 53 in dual meet. TJ boys 77 68.
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Knights beat Catoctin 6 1 in five innings at Middletown
Middletown improves to 2-0 in MVAL by defeating Catoctin 6-1. Helfer, Walsh and Feltenhauser combine on a one hitter. Ohler goes 3-for-3 with a double and triple as Gilbert Ohler leads Middletown with power and speed.
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Jason Lucas
Mike Jensen
St. John’s
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Paul Pasharow
Richard Rovang
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Linganore Lancers sweep Brunswick in boys and girls tennis
Linganore defeated Brunswick 4-1 in boys and 5-0 in girls, with singles and doubles matches led by Spanberger, Dodson, and Gieser for the Lancers. Other area results included South Hagerstown, Frederick, Westminster, and Middletown posting wins amid a lengthy Thursday schedule.
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FCC Falls 5-3 At Potomac State In Keyser
Frederick Community College baseball team hit well but fell 5-3 to Potomac State in Keyser West Virginia. Troy Garland Scott Coulter and Clay Bowers each collected two hits for FCC while Chad Coulter and David Allen added a double. Coach Gary Baldwin praised the team but said balls were often hit directly at defenders.
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Troy Garland
Scott Coulter
Clay Bowers
Chad Coulter
David Allen
FCC
Gary Baldwin
Should Washington get an expansion baseball team
A concise opinion poll item states a split view on adding a new Washington baseball franchise. The prompt indicates support with a majority Yes and no votes showing No. This brief item likely reflects reader reaction or editorial stance in a local or regional newspaper column.
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